TBILISI, DFWatch–In 2014-2014, six Georgian students will continue their Masters degrees at British universities with support from the Chevening program.
The scholarships are mainly given for studies within economy and politics.
The UK government
TBILISI, DFWatch–Opponents and supporters of former President Saakashvili clashed again in Tbilisi on Thursday, two days after their first showdown.
The two rival political youth groups stood against each other on Pekini Street, cursing opponents and throwing bottles,
TBILISI, DFWatch–Students protested on Tuesday against the level of education at Tbilisi State University.
Some of the students left the hall whistling after meeting the rector and the administration of the department for social and political studies.
They say that every time such
TBILISI, DFWatch–Organizers of KaZantip are determined to hold the electronic music festival in Georgia next year too, despite low visitor numbers last month.
But the condition is that the government allows the festival site in Anaklia to be used.
KaZantip was held
TBILISI, DFWatch–On September 6, DF Watch organized a discussion about the difficulties youth are having finding employment.
We invited students from three different universities to share their views on youth unemployment.
They agree that there are problems,
TBILISI, DFWatch–Students demonstrated Friday outside the Culture Ministry against a decision to only allow professors at accredited universities to become rector of the Academy of Art.
The decree was signed by Culture Minister Mikheil Giorgadze on September 1.
TBILISI, DFWatch–The long-awaited music festival KaZantip turned out a disappointment for some visitors and the head organizer.
The electronic music festival, which has been held for the last decade in Crimea, was moved to Georgia’s Black Sea coast after Russia’s
TBILISI, DFWatch–More than 26,000 candidates have been accepted as students this year, according to the head of Georgia’s National Exam Center.
Maia Miminoshvili told journalists that about 35,500 entrants took their test exams this year, but 9,000 failed to pass.
TBILISI, DFWatch–Conservative groups continued protesting against KaZantip Wednesday as the music festival opened at 9 pm in the evening.
Those opposed to the festival are radical Orthodox Christians and small opposition parties.
On Wednesday one such group held a protest
TBILISI, DFWatch–The manager of KaZantip has offered to meet priests and conservative activists to discuss the music festival, claiming that they are misinformed.
Orthodox activists demonstrated near the festival site Thursday using biblical slogans warning